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Airrosti Red River

4.9 (44 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

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Dr Jamison did a great job helping me get through an ankle injury. The sessions were intense and incredibly effective. Thank you!

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I had an awesome experience with Dr. Grosch! Only 3 sessions and my hip pain is so much better. Can't recommend highly enough!

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Worked with Dr. Danielson on a hip flexor issue. He was great to work with and I made a lot of progress in three visits. Highly recommend.

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“Kelly's treatments gave immediate relief, and if you keep up with what they tell you to do, my experience you'll get well quickly.”

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